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Condensed Locals.

kilrain and Mitchell, the wel-knOwn pugiliStS,
will give an exhibition OF Sparring at kernan'S
TheaLer Tomorrow night.
The garden fete for benefit Of st. Andrews
church. on vacant lot, corner 14th and COrcoran
Streets. is postponed because OF inclemency OF the
weather TO the evenings OF ID and Sd OF June.
Rev. Gilbert F. Williams, late OF Port Tobacco.
Charles Co.. Md. who has accepted the rectOrShip
OF Christ church, Navy Yard, Will take charge
this week and preach his first sermon on sunday
morning.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas of the World Is
offered free TO every new subscriber for one year to
The WEEKLY STAR 1t is a handsomely printed
book Of 1871 pages prOfusely illustrated, with more
than 100 COlOred maps and diagrams, and contains
a wealth of general Information See advertise
menJ in another column.
Last evening Mrs Mary McManuS, while walk
Ing on X street, between North Capitol and LIST
streets east. fell and fractured her arm. She Is
sixty years old
The contract to furnish the District OF Columbia
with dog tags for 1887 has been awarded to
MeSSrS- GOttlIeD Splitter q Son, OF South Washing
ton.
J. Shil1ngton sends the admirable June number
OF the Century Magazine.
To-day 81 young men-applicants for admission
TO the 0ar-were set TO work by the examining
committee in the rooms OF the Civil Service Com
mission.
Harper Green, indicted for house breaking, was
convicted In the Criminal Court this morning.
There Is good authority for stating that the
grand jury does not regard the COrcOran building
as one OF the unsafe Ones notwithstanding some
Testimony 10 the contrary has been presented.
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DRAWING OF AUGUST 10, 1886

Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Bank. San Francisco, CAL 100
German Bank of Memphis, Tenn .............. so
Henry lahore. Holbrook. Mass. ............... so
b. Frank Burpee, Granite st. South Boston,
j. n. Smith, Fort Monroe. Va. "a
Mrs. C. Goldsmith, III North Wells ST., Chi
cago, Ill. ......................... 1.2
J. Disque, Philadelphia: Pa.....:....:.:...... 1,2
JAS j. Clinchey. cor. Clara and Perdido sts.,
MRS M o BrodericT, rs Prieur st., New Orleans,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,2
Bank of Commerce, Kansas City, Mo .......... 1.2
w. ID. Wacenult Montgomery, Ala ............. 1,2
Mill j. Carr, ConcOrdia. Kas ................. LIZ
Jno. N. Mason, Kansas City, Mo............... 1,2
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GOV Err N LENT TESTS.

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The Royal Baking Powder Declared Superior to All Others
IL
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DRAWING OF NOVEMBER 9. 1894.

Eliza J. Peterson, So Moulton st.. Boston.
A. L. Beltrsm, 1913 Esplanade st., New Orleans.
T. l. Pindell, Keene, Ky................,.
Chas. o. Ekholm. 153 Townsend st., Chicago.
LIS.
Mrs. A. Kinsey, Manchester. Va, through the
State Bank Of Virginia, Richmond.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Bank. San Francisco. Cal.
Henry 1. Valencia, San Francisco. Cal
Traders National Bank San Antonio, Tex.
w. NJ. Brown. Boston. Mass. Observation-Disclosures.
Anglo Californian Bank. San Francisco. .......
G. Rocco, Stockton, Cal. Observation-Disclosures.
VIM Tonkin. San Jose, Csl. ................
Jas. K, Dozier, Cairo ms.. ......................
Miss v. Shaw, through L. Bernhard, 2O5 West
34th st., New York. ....................,
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Bank, San Francisco.
@. Heidenrich, care Of C. q. Grafenstall, Shak.
opee, MINI. ..........................
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Il. W. HENDERSON Co., lib st. NV. Latest
Designs OF Wall Paper and Window Shades.
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DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 8, 1887.

First National Bank of Fort Wayne, Ind 5000. IS
Dr.: J. A. Tignor, B. F. Clark, and Miss A.
Marston Jordan. % Commerccciiai Street Id
Portland, Me. ....................... Is
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Bank, San francisco, Cal. Is
T. j. Lester, jr., through julius Well, Phila-
delphia, Pa. .................... Is,
Parties In Aberdeen, Miss. observation-disclosures. 10
Cleveland, Ohio. ............ Is,
Buffalo, n. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is,
Smith Falls Ont, Can .............. Is
San Francisco, Cal. ........... Is
Thos. Alexander, Washington. D. C........ 10,
Jas. w. d. Stokes Detroit, Mich ......... 10,
German Bank of Memphis, Tenn. ......... 5,
Z. Rosenhein. 80 Beal Street, Memphis, Tenn,
through the German Bank, Memphis, Tenn. 5,
e. g. ba sthii New YORK 1oG ws:i COW; s;, o.
Memphis, Tenn, through FIRST National
Bank, Memphis. Tenn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g.
D. N. Vanes, CarrOlton. KY, through Carroll
Bank of California San Francisco Cal. ........ 2.
Felix Clavere. Los Angeles, Cal. .......... 2.
G. H PerrOw, Morristown, Tenn. .............. 2,
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Base Rail.
GAMES PLAYED YRsTERDAY-THE STANDING OF THE
CLUBS.
The rain prevented the ball game arranged for
yesterday between the Washington and India
napolis mines. Tomorrow the WashingtOns Will
battle the New York giants
The Philadelphias won game at Pittsburg yes
terday, g to 8. New York kept third place by
beating Chicago, IL to 8. Boston nOtched up one
on tne League leader by defeating Detroit, 10 1,
ana the Athletics dropped game to the Louis
Vile by score of 4 to B.
Following is the standing OF the clubs to date:
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WATCHES and Jewery on tnstaIlments to reSpon-
sible parties. LadsOn, 4:z} 9Th ST. NV.
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DRAWING OF MAY 10, 1887.

Wells, Fargo l. Co.. San Francisco, Cal. .... +,
7. J. Lynch 4 Co., cor. 18th and Locust SITS,
citn Ns.;on:i RsnI Of Cairo iis
National Commercial Bank of Mobile, Ala.
Bank Of Commerce, Louisville, KY.
Commercial National Bank of Nashville,
Edwin LIE Bars, New York. .................
Anglo Californian Bank uimited), San Fran
n. Crenshaw, Everest, Kansas .............
Bank of California, San Francisco, Cal. ...
c. J. Hartman, through Cory National Bank,
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DRAWING OF MARCH Is, 1887.

Byron D. Houghton, Oswepo, N. Y....... $4,000
y. j. Warner Stratford Ont Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Thomas Falvey, Wrightsvlle, Pa. ..-.:...... $4,000
III. ................ $4,000
III. Taylor, New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Joseph Rosenfield Houston Tex. $4,000
William Moeser Topeka, Has. ............... $4,000
n. Y...........'. ................ $4,000
Wells, Fargo Co IS Bank. San Francisco: $4,000
San Francisco. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
D. p HAYES, DEBORAH Iowa ................. $4,000
j. G. Dunlop, Pembroke, Ontario. .......... 5000
Mrs. Mary OBrien, Central City, Oak ........ 5000
I. j. Weaver. Trabue, Fla. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Mich . .............. 5000
Union National Bank, Kansas City, Mo-. 1000
Olof Berglund, Darlington Wis.,: ........... 1000
Newark. y - ...r. 1000
Mass ........................ 1000
E. b. Kimball, Portland Me. ................ 1000
City National Bank, of Dallas, Tex.......... 1000
Oliver Griggs, bankers. Dallas, Tex....... 1000
FL Paso National Bank. Ell Paso, Tex......... 1000
for deposition. ~ 49," .. 1000
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The Society of Engineers.

PAPERS READ AT THE MEETING LAST EyENING-TO-
DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
At the session of the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers last evening the following
papers were read: Education OF Intuition in
Machine Designing, Col. Samuel Webber; 'Notes
Tor Discussion on Cylinder Condensation" 'Notes
on Limit OF Pressure in Marine Engines" and
comparative Value of Steam and Hot Water for
Transmitting Heat and Power" ali by Charles f.
Emery- They were discussed by Charles T. Porter
Geo. H. BarruS, Prof Denton, President Babcock
Geo ;. Strong and Joseph Morgan IT. on
evaporation by Exhaust Steam, by Alexander
StearnS-
This morning the members of the society visited
The Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, the
National Museum, smithsonian institute, Nays
Observatory, and other points of Interest
This afternoon AT O'Clock the business session
was resumed and a number OF papers were read.
In addition to the papers read yesterday and last
evening the following are on the program. Henry
II TOwne, Methods OF determining Cost and Dis
Inbutlon or Power and Heat" VIM. Kent ga
Proolein in Profit Sharing ThOs. 8 Crane,
direct Acting Steam Veneering Cutter" III. A.
ramsay, What are the needs OF our Navy?" Jos.
Morgan, Jr, National Defense and the Mechanical
problems which IL Involves Geo. III. Rabcock "a
New Method OF Making Tubes from Solid Bars
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DRAWING OF JUNE Is, 1886.
DRAWING OF JULY 13, 1886.

Vim. Glen, Monroevile. Ind. $4,000
A. r. Jones, Admission, Ala NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
Boston, Mas Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Bank San Francisco..... $1,000
w. B. Cushman. Worcester, Mass. ........... $4,000
Jno H Bones, $40 w. 45th St, New York. 5000
Henry Sass, % Western Ave-, Toledo. o.. 5000
Kansas City, Mo 10. 5000
Vito Dilorenzo cor Washington and Laurel
SITS, New Orleans La. 5000
Eug. Lafou, DenisOn, Tex....-......-........ 1000
John A. Stewart, Lafayette Ave-, Detroit,
John w. Miller Palmyra, Mo .................. 1000
Second National Bank, Louisville, Ky-....... 1000
Mass. ' 1000
Frank Lo Cascio, Boston, Mass............... 1000
J. H. Powell, South Vallejo Cal ............. 1000
Wells, Fargo h Co.'s Bank, San Francisco 100
R. L. Bailey, Thorpe. Tenn. 1900
St., Richmond. 12Oo
A. W. Oxley San Francisco, Cal.............. 1000
George Kleine, COS 9th St, San Francisco,
Francisco, Cal ........ o 1900
San Francisco, Cal 1000
Charles Clifford. St Paul. Mimi. 1900
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SPECIAL Low CASH PR1cEs
FOR DRY GOODS.

FOR DRY GOODS
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID. white goods, finest quail
ithy, 12tc-
FRENCH SATINES, choice styles, 25c.
FANCY SILKS, 81 &c, 40c., 45c, SOC.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality 62kc
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plaids Checks
reduced, l., yards for 500.
HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, CSC
BLACK CASHMERES, fine quality, wide double
width, 3714c.
CAMELS HAIR FRENCH SERGE, wide double
width. pure wool, in lovely spring shades reduced
to3G4c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLS, pure WOOL S15O.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, pure silk and
wool, WIDE double width, reduced to SOC.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 1Sc
AMERICAN LAWNS, new styles &C.
ALBATROSS AND NUNS YELLING pure wool
wide double width, 37tc. '
Cash Customers entitled to a Handsome Bridal
Quit, worth Sl5O, pair of Satin Damask Towels
immense size, pure linen. worth $lOO, if they buy
$1,000 or over in Dry Goods.
Cash Customers who buy 30 will also receive
q handsome present.
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DRAWING OF DECEMBER Il. 1sse

Wells. Fargo Co . Bank, San Francisco. Cal AZ,
Frank Metz. Oshkosh. Wiz. 3eI
Fourth National Bank Of New York SS
Baltimore and OHIO Express, Chicago. go" 81
Daniel Jones, at Theo. Dumas Furniture 49,
Store, PSI Royal st., New Orleans. -. TX,
Hibernis National Bank. New Orleans. ~
Parties In New York. through New Orieans
National Bank, New Orleans LA.. TX,
r. n. Gross, Crawfordsville. Ga...........
Party in Ct. augustine, Fla. through John b.
Fernandez Savannah, 0a..-....... o
VIM l. Giguilliat, Savannah, GA..,,... 8
VIM P. Brady, 1915 Fulton ave-, Evansville. ~
Iinsey Hayden, Evansville, Ind. ......
Wells, Fargo Co.'S Bank, &an EIancieco. CA s,
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hnk Of Butte County, Chico, Cal ...........
c. J.. Mcdowell, 676 Superior st., Cleveland.
J, Prendergast. baltimore, Md, through Stein
Bros. Baltimore, Md. .........................
DRAWING OF JANUARY IL, 1887.

DRAWING OF JANUARY IL, 1887.
John Campbell North Muskegon, Mich...... $50
Cornelius Becannon. St Louis, MO............. 15.l
F. Knapp, Magnolia, Miss: :....::.......... 1870
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Bank, San Francisco.
Anglo californian Bank, Limited San Fran
J. Cain, Hunter Wharf, Norfolk, Va. through '''>
Marine Bank Of Norfolk, va.,................ $50
First National Bank, Of Los Angeles CAL. $50
Ben Kiam. of Kiam Bros, Houston. Tex. 15,(
Elya Elder, Princeton, Franklin County,
Hans, through E. A. Hanes, Cashier, Bank
OF OTTAWA, kans. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15,(
VIM. Whalen, Waterman Miss and Tenn. T. r.
depot, through Bank of Commerce, Mem
d.
s. P. Hill, New Orleans La ................ Sc
A depositor. through Peoples Bank, New
Orleans, La. ..................... sc
Chas. Mitchell, Pecan Point Ark. through
Bank OF Commerce, Memphis, Tenn. 81
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ATHLETIC PAKK--Flre-works tonight. Grand
display. Last time.
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THE ANNUAL RECORD.
ITS ENORMOUS TOTAL AND WIDE DIsTRIBU-
T1oNs-cAPR1cEs OF FORTUNE.
Apartia list Of the prizes above One Thousand Dol
lars, paid by The Louisiana State Lottery Company
during the year ending May 1887. together with the
names and addresses given to the company by the
holders, emitting those who have requestedit
Receipts for the amounts one file at the Offices Of
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plaid suits $40. Eisemans, z and Z.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called 10 the SUPERIOR quail
ity OF our Extra DeOdoriZed Empress Fluid" for
NapOr stoves, as being free from grease or gImmy
subSt lance Orders by mail promptly attended to
j. W. SchSefer 6 Bro, 1920 7th st. NV.
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Make Hay While Tn Sun
now Is YOUR oPpoRruN1ru
KINGS PALACE
GREAT STRAW GOODS SLAUGHTER SALE
THOUSANDS OF cHIDRENs. MISSES. AND
LADIES' HATS AND BoNNETs
ALMOST GIVEN AwAYi
We are rather early In the season In cutting down
prices. Necessity knows no Law. Our immense stock
has got to be sold To do it quick il to give
toners chance to buy at low figures.
We offer all our Fine English Milans, in desirable
shapes. sold formerly at 81 and e225. At
sLo0 AND sl25 ONLY.
Ladies' Hats and Bonnets in the different braids and
styles, small and large shapes, at
20. %. rs. 81. IS. 80. As AND SO CENTS ONLY
Thousands Of Children's Hats. Trimmed and IN
trimmed. choice styles, at
81. 25. 30. 81. SO. 60. AND as CRKTa
Ten thousand dollars worth of Fine French HoWer1
Of all descriptions sold at half prices.
An elegant bunch Of Fine French Flowers At IS. 40
SO. 60. rs cents and 81.
TIPS. PLUMES. RIBBON. GAUZEs. SILKS, AND
MILLINERY TRIMMINGs,
AT CORRESPONDENCE Low PRICES.
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ALL-wOoL stripe suits $40. Eiseman's, Z and E.
LAST NIGHT OF PAINS Observation-Disclosures
PIX LAST time
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Park Last time.
AIL~WooL indigo blue suits SO. Eiseman's, 7aE.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called TO the SUPERIOR quail
fty of our Extra DeOdorLLed Empress Fluid" for
NapOr stoves, as being free from grease or guImmy
substance Orders by mail promptly attended TO
j. W. Schefer Bro, 1920 7th st. NV.
AE-wooL indigo blue suits $40 Eiseman's 7SE
ALI-wOoL dark mixed suits $40. Eiseman's, 15E.
FoR spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
go 10 John r Kelly Stal 62S. 90 and tS50 center
ALI-wooI check suits So Elseman's. and E.
DoSTFAIL TO SEE PAINS FIRE woRKs.-Last time.
Athletic Park, Tonight.
ALI-wooL dark mixed suits $40. Eiseman's, 76E.
PlKEr makes special offer of 100 sheets linen
paper, your address neatly engraved from steel
die, and 100 envelopes 10 match, for -. Wingive
monogram instead OF address Monogram and ad-
dress, very neat, s.. Samples on request. sm,w
AIL-wooL check suits $40. Eioeman's, and E.
PANS FIKE-woRKs.-Last time tonight. Athletic
Park
ALL-wooL light suits so. Eiseman's. z and E.
FOR PURE WINES LIQUoRS AND BERKELY, pure
rye whisky, the best on the market for the price,
81 per gallon, IL "A quart, and 80 cents pint, %
cents sample bottle, 60 TO Tharp SIS F st. NV.
An-wool plaid suitss $40. Elseman's, and E.
AIL-wooL dark mixed suits $40. Eisemans, 7SE.
PHoToGRAPHs. PHoToGKAPIls,
Finest work at reasonable prices. ESTABROOK'S,
I'll Market Space.
ALL-wooL light suits $40. Eisemans, : and E.
GRAND DOUBLE DISPLAY TONIGHT at Athletic
TaEk- Pains fireworks
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's, Ave-, cor. AZ
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DRAWING OF APRIL 12, 1887.

Wells Fargo Co., San Francisco, Cal &c
W. Thayer, 33 Yamhill St. Portland, Ore 80. L.
Anglo-Californian Bank, Limited, San Fran
New Orleans National Bank, for account Of
correspondent from San Francisco, CAL ~ Is
London, Paris and American Bank, Limited,
San Francisco, Cal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 15
Mrs. M. R. Newberry, Cheboygan, Mich. Is
Ambrose Gilliland, Moweaqua, Ill Is
Geo. P. Stack house, 1924 Christian st., Phila-
delphia. Pa. ....................... Is
Roy Bour, Canton, o. ........................ s
w. WSCu9s AUX uStns 10 ~
W. c. Hammock, Griffin. Ga .................... 6
j. M. Stotts, Dee, Ark Observation-Disclosures. S
A: L Robb. Atchison, Kas- ....-................ s
Wells, Fargo Il Co., San Francisco, Cal
Mrs. David Swickheimer, Rico, Col. ...,. 4
Jno Raatz Pottsville, Observation-Disclosures.
G. RaRin. GAINESVILLE. Tex..........
P. H. Dwyer, Boston, Mass. .....................
h. T. Davis h B. 8. Webber. Portland, Me-
Chas. c. keenan,, GAINESVILLE. Mimi.
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1nvinCible Flour, the finest Minnesota Flour
sl.63 barrel, SIC. q barrel, 1925 per barrel We
want you TO come and see a cake of Toilet Soap we
nave for sale at 10 C. The best value ever offered
n. y. METZGER BRO. All 18th St u. w
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The CHORAL SOCIETY ELHtTIOS-At the annual
meeting OF the Washington Choral Society last
AiSn OHlcerS were elected as follows: President
ea4deEon carlisle; Vice president, b. III. Warner:
conductor, ProL H. &. Sherman: secretary DR.
Ernest r. King; financial secretary r. c. Sutton:
treasurer, $ ". Woodward; librarian, Prof. III. M
PalL - N-' 80 -As
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AI-wooL indigo blue suits So Eisenan's, TEE.
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For spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
GO 10 John 4 Kelly. stall 62S. 6l9 and t-}0 center
market. and 200 and 2OS Northern Liberty market.
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SEE Kernan's show. some of the best."-Critic.
4 CtG
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AL-wooL indigo blue suits $40. Eiseman's 7&E
ALL-wooL dark mixed suits SO. Eiseman's, rSE.
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ALI-wooL check suits $40. Eiseman's. and E.
Don't FAIL TO SEE PAINS FIKE-woRKs.-Last time.
Park, Tonight.
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We invite all to Great Millinery Slaughter. and
would kindly ask you not to buy until you have in
spected immense and elegant display and posted
yourself as to prices
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Carriages will be offered at private sale below
manufacturers prices at Walter b. Williams
Co s, auctiOneers, cor. 10th ST. and Pa. ave
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A Great Number OF Gentlemen daily visit
our cigar department to purchase the finest cigars
Tor the money to be found in this city. Come an
Try them. n. ~ METZGER Bro, AT 9TH st. NV ]
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Markers Union Brand Mustard.
absolutely pure" sold by all leading grocers co
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The CITY IS being rapidly built up with magni
ncsslt dwellings, and no section shows the rapit
progress more than 10th street, above Scott Cir
se II being so that IL Is almost impossible TO get
good building lot ON this magnificent street. o
;stther Executive avenue. By the auction adyer
asefnent II Will be seen that a sale OF yaluabl
SIS ON this street, near street, Wal take place
40 O'Clock tomorrow afternOon.-Adrt
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>, % Per Gallon. 15c. Quart Bottle, No. /
Rye Wh1skeH, best In the world for the money
Orders by mail MCGREs, 9th near st w&s
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"rhe Queen Of Beerx.,,-No family should
&c WHhOut MOerieins celebrated Beer, 75c. per
noz t6ml +. II. FINLEY, Agt., l2O6 St
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LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AT AUCTION
rne sale OF law and miscellaneous books belonging
- the late Joseph H. Bradley, VIII take place az
lnomaS DowlfngSs auction rooms tomorrow even
ns az q sSOocloek~. Books arranged and ready Tor
Nomination.
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hAfper'S BaZaar Fashion PAPERS for
June at Auerbach's Sewing Machine RS. 7th6H. 2
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-27

Euo UCEM|
''who are our red headed girls and
Womenf''
Tho1s on tie staeo sre ven known. Nh.
James Brown Potter Il perhaps the most
interesting. Her hair Is considered her
greatest beauty. II isn't the ''reddishn
red hair, but it looks like bronze, touched
with tint Of golden flame here and there.
Mary Anderson, who has light brown hair,
BY the way, raves over Mrs. Potter's hair
and wishes hers was like It.
Kate ClaxtOn has what Is called real
red hair-the bricky, carroty, dark red
tint but it Is not q bit unbecoming. It II
80 soft and silken, 50 plentiful and curls
In loose ringlets, and then II has been such
q salvation to her, 30, she says, for when
fire meets fire they run apart, and she
owes her miraculous escapes from burning
hotels To her ruddy hair.
IN the literary world red hair Is in
tensely admired. Emerson loved It, James
Whitcomb Riley has written many poems
on it and in one calls It tsnut brown hair
with golden CLEAN, = and Dante Gabrielle
Rosetti's wife, who died when very young,
had hair of yellow red, long and curling.
He buried all his poems with her, but the
friends who had wished for his fame had
them removed few years afterwards and
found that the beautiful red hair had
grown and twined itself all about the
manuscript.
In our literary world Of to-day there are
many women with red hair.
In the social world there are many red
headed grin and women who are both
bellies and beauties.
Among the great army of girls who
earn their living IN the large dry goods
stores there are many with red hair which
society bellies would give a great deal Of
money to possess.
A lady artist gives q few hints as to
what colors red headed people should
wear:
Those who have hair verging on brown
look well in anything. Most red headed
people should avoid crimson; pink Is be-
coming to pale golden red hair and q very
fair complexion; green Of all shades to all
shades of red hair; blue likewise; yellow
to be avoided except BY those with auburn
hair; black especially becoming; also Law
ender. New York Journal.